The PS1 provided a watershed moment for gaming, as not only did it break into the mainstream, but it was also huge in the counter-culture too. By firing on all cylinders and markets, the PS1 was able ...

Being labelled the worst student at a magic academy is fairly discouraging. Beating one of its best students should at least make the next parents’ evening interesting. Chivalry of a Failed Knight ...

Some spoilers ahead The main High School DxD watch order is High School DxD → New → BorN → Hero, with one important detail: ...

Finding out that your everyday life is an illusion would raise a few questions. Trinity Seven sends Arata Kasuga to a magical ...

Let’s get it out of the way now: Wolverine is a fun game. Of the around 17ish hours spent completing the main story and optional trials (challenges for extra skills points and costumes), I had a blast ...

The PS2 had more than a handful of licensed games. Who among us can say we didn’t know and love Jetix Puzzle Buzzle. Licensed ...

A mix of sequel and soft reboot for the series, Way of the Sword moves the Onimusha series a few years to the start of the Edo period. The game follows the legendary real life warrior Miyamoto Musashi ...

The first year of the millennium, and the last proper year for the N64, the PS1 and the Dreamcast, 2000 went out in style with games like Jet Set Radio, Final Fantasy IX and Phantasy Star Online. Even ...

Want to grind up your skills in Project Zomboid but didn’t watch the television while civilisation was still mostly intact? Here’s every VHS tape in the game that gives you XP, as at the launch of ...

Plenty of licensed games are bad, but the worst sin any game can commit is to be boring. While the licensed games I’m about to talk about pretty much all have their flaws, some more glaring than ...

While a household name today, the origins of the multimedia monolith Marvel stretch back to 1939 when it went by a different name completely: Timely Comics. By the 50s, it was known as the pre-comics ...